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Music: Weekly Top 12
Here's a weekly roundup of the top 12 film soundtracks and non-film music albums compiled by Rhythm House, a leading music shop in Mumbai.
    Top 12 Hit Film Soundtracks of The Week
    Is the music of "Kahaani" as popular as the film? How's the soundtrack of "Agent Vinod" doing ahead of the film's release? India-West brings you a list of Top 12 Hit Film Soundtracks based on a survey conducted March 14-20.
      Trendzwatch: Style Overrides Substance In Songs
      It’s a deplorable trend, generated by the fast-reducing public knowledge of Hindi and Urdu, the two core languages of Hindi cinema.
        Krsna Bags Filmfare, Max Stardust Awards for Music
        Bollywood music director Krsna’s music in “Tanu Weds Manu” has won him recognition at the recently concluded Filmfare and Max Stardust awards.
          Tribute Concert to Jagjit Singh on 71st Birthday
          Television channel Colors and The Global Indian Music Academy (GIMA) will celebrate the 71st birth anniversary of the late Jagjit Singh on February 8 at the Hotel Intercontinental The Lalit in Mumbai.
            Saavn Music App Named ‘Best Mobile Music Service’
            Saavn, an easy-to-use music app which allows users to search for and play the best songs from Bollywood, bhangra, bhajans and ghazals, was named “Best Mobile Music Service” at the Internet and Mobile Association of India’s prestigious India Digital Media Awards here Jan. 18.
              Dr. L. Subramaniam Conferred with Limca Book of Records Award
              World-renowned Bangalore-based ace violinist Dr. L. Subramaniam was conferred with the Limca Book of Records Award for the year 2012 in Delhi. The award was presented by sitar legend Pandit Ravi Shankar as Subramaniam was honored for his priceless contribution in the field of music.
                Concert to Commemorate Jagjit Singh’s 71st Birthday
                Television channel Colors and The Global Indian Music Academy (GIMA) will celebrate the 71st birth anniversary of the late Jagjit Singh on February 8 at the Hotel Intercontinental The Lalit in Mumbai.
                  Kailash Kher Launches 'Rangeele'
                  His goodwill in his fraternity was evident with the attendance of his colleagues. Kailash Kher’s fourth album “Rangeele” with his band (called Kailasa) was a singer-studded launch at Mumbai’s Novotel Hotel on December 10.
                    L. Subramaniam Takes the Violin to New Heights
                    Violin maestro Dr. L. Subramaniam and his son Ambi Subramaniam, also an acclaimed violinist in his own right, recently concluded the European and Far Eastern legs of the Lakshminarayana Global Music Festival 2011-’12.

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